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The European Union and Crisis Management - Policy and Legal Aspects (Hardcover)
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The European Union and Crisis Management - Policy and Legal Aspects (Hardcover)
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After its failure to bring an end to the Balkan wars of the 1990s,
the European Union has worked hard to close the infamous
'capabilities-expectations gap' in the field of the European
Security and Defence Policy (ESDP). In a very short timeframe, the
EU agreed to the following: the institution of new political and
military bodies; peculiar structures and procedures to ensure
political guidance and strategic direction; principles for
consultation and cooperation with non-European allies and other
international organisations such as the UN and NATO; measures to
enhance the Union's military and civilian capabilities; and the
adoption of an acquis securitaire, including a European Security
Strategy. The most striking manifestation and raison d'etre of the
ESDP is the European Union's capacity to move beyond the paper
security structures and back its diplomatic efforts by action on
the ground. With the launching of more than twenty ESDP operations
in barely five years' time, the EU has affirmed its operational
capacity in ESDP. While most of the early ESDP missions were fairly
successful, they have also revealed shortfalls, bottlenecks as well
as broader issues in crisis management. In this book, prominent
academics and leading practitioners explore this wide variety of
policy and legal aspects of ESDP and present the lessons which
should be taken to heart now that the EU is facing its 'maturity
test' as an international crisis manager in high-risk theatres
around the world. The book will be an important tool for
decision-makers, officials and academics involved in the further
development of ESDP. Its contents incorporate the text and
potential effects of the Lisbon Treaty and the ECJ's judgment in
the Small and Light Weapons/ECOWAS case. Dr Steven Blockmans is a
Senior Research Fellow in EU law and Deputy Head of Research at the
T.M.C. Asser Instituut, The Hague.
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